The company said it will not verify workplaces unless a probe is opened, but some users could be blocked from certain trades based on where they work.
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June 9, 2026, 5:07 PM EDT
By Allie Canal
The prediction market platform Kalshi will soon require users to disclose their employer before placing certain trades that involve sensitive information, the company confirmed to NBC News on Tuesday.
Kalshi now requires users to reveal employers as it fights insider trading and market manipulation
Kalshi wants to know where you work
Kalshi will reportedly ask for employment info for bets in “sensitive” markets.
Kalshi requires traders to disclose employers to curb insider trading in sensitive markets
Kalshi to begin collecting customer employment information in some markets
Kalshi to collect employment info from customers trading in some high-risk markets - The Economic Times
Kalshi to collect employment info from customers trading in some high-risk markets
Kalshi Rolls Out New Safeguards After Insider Trading Concerns Hit Prediction Markets - Decrypt
Kalshi says it's introducing new security measures to combat insider trading
Kalshi rolls out whistleblower services, employment verification to curb insider trading
The prediction markets platform introduced new measures on Tuesday that it said will apply to markets it considers are likely to…
The prediction market has added several new guardrails to weed out insider trading and bad actors.
The Wall Street Journal reports that it’s Kalshi’s latest effort to address insider trading: > Users seeking to make bets in some…
The prediction markets platform also introduced a risk-scoring system and whistleblower tools to ensure market integrity.
The move comes just one week after news broke that the DOJ opened an investigation into George Santos for alleged insider trading…
Kalshi will now assign a score to new markets, and the score will determine how much Kalshi believes that particular market is at…
